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The position is for a General Diagnostic Radiologist at Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group offering a base salary of $400,000-$580,000 plus productivity incentives in a high-volume academic practice with teaching responsibilities and involvement in quality improvement. Benefits include retirement contributions, comprehensive health coverage, CME allowance, malpractice insurance, relocation assistance, and loan forgiveness eligibility.
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$400,000 – $580,000 base + productivity incentives | Academic practice with real clinical impact Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group is seeking a board eligible/board certified General Diagnostic Radiologist to join a high-volume, collaborative academic practice in Southern California. This is an opportunity to combine efficient clinical practice, meaningful teaching, and long-term career stability in a supportive environment. Why Join Us Strong compensation + upside: Competitive base salary with additional productivity incentives Efficient workflow: Ongoing investments in workflow optimization including AI tools and optimal word-processing systems. Academic environment: Our department prides itself in preparing residents for their boards and helping them understand that quality interpretations will be important as it relates to them in their future careers. Collegial, team-based culture: We value an environment where growth and collegiality are important. Diverse case mix: Being the oldest and best-established tertiary care center in the Inland Empire area (4.6 mil) ensures that we image a diverse and challenging variety of patients. Position Overview General diagnostic as well as subspecialty groups support imaging a mixture of emergency patients, inpatients, and outpatients. Participate in resident and medical student teaching Involvement in quality improvement, and leadership initiatives Compensation & Benefits Base salary: $400,000 – $580,000 (based on experience and academic rank) Signing bonus Additional productivity-based compensation Generous retirement contributions Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage CME allowance and protected time Paid malpractice insurance Relocation assistance (if applicable) Public Service Loan Forgiveness PSLF (if eligible) For more information on Loan Forgiveness, please click on the links below Public Service Loan Forgiveness Location Loma Linda is located in Southern California’s Inland Empire, within easy reach of Los Angeles, beaches, mountains, and desert destinations. The area offers: More affordable housing compared to coastal regions Family-friendly communities with strong schools Year-round outdoor activities (hiking, skiing, and more) Who We’re Looking For Board-certified or board-eligible Diagnostic Radiologist Strong clinical skills and commitment to high-quality patient care Interest in teaching and working in a collaborative academic setting Why This Role Stands Out This position offers a rare combination of Academic engagement in an environment of collegiality Clinical efficiency with institutional support Compensation that remains competitive with the regional market If you're looking for a role that balances career growth, lifestyle, and purpose, we would look forward to connecting with you. We are a California Employer - Please note that a California residency is required upon start date. This opportunity is not eligible for a Conrad 30 waiver.